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OREGON CITY COURIER, FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1907,
BiBionimc
I hetebv wish to annotmce to the people
of Otegon City aad Clackamas Cotmty that
I have purchased the remaining stock of
I. Selling, and will contintte to close it oat
to make t oom for the new goods which ate
de to arrive from the east. I wish to meet
all my old friends and all the old customers
of the forme firm and I will continae to do
a genesal mercnandise btisiness at the old
stand of I. Selling. CALL IN AND LET
US GET ACQUAINTED.
G. R.OSENSTEIN, Mgr.
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BARKEEPER
SAVES LIFE
Suicide of Joseph Richardson
Prevented by Action of
D. R. Morris.
Only the prompt action of A. J.
Morris, barkeeper of the ralace sa
loon, prevented the self-destruction of
a young man named Joseph Richard
son, who resides on the hill, at an
early hour Monday evening. Richard
son had been playing cards and drink
ing In the Baloon during the day, but
was not excessively intoxicated. At
about 7 o'clock ho went out and se
cured a package of strychnine, re
turning to the saloon and BHklng for a
glass of beer, which was served to
him. Morris went about his work
and happened to turn about Just In
time to see Richardson In the act of
emptying the package of Btrychnlne
in the beer. Morris swiftly grabbed
the glass with one hand and the pack
age with the other hand and communi
cated with Night Officer Henry Cooke,
who took Richardson In chargo. Tho
lad, when questioned, murmured
somthlng about a girl being the causo
of hi stroubles. Ills brother, Edward
Richardson, appeared on the scene
and took the would-be suicide to his
home.
The Richardson boys came here re
cently and Joseph had been working
In the mills of the Willamette Pulp &
Paper Company up to last week. He
tried to borrow a revolver from Mor
ris earlier In the day but did not get
the weapon and so endeavored to ro
' sort to a more painful method. Rich
ardson Is about 21 years of age and
his former homo was In Southern California.
been Invisible for Ave days. Henry
Klockonsteln & Co., of Portland, lev
led an attachment for $154.78, to cov
er merchandise purchased. Ring
came here at the instance of Wein
hard's brewery, which started him In
business. His barkeeper, Julius
Spagle, Is mourning the loss of eight
weeks' pay. Frank wenren was mo
first owner of the Hub saloon to fall
and he was followed by Martin Em-
strum. Ring has been conducting me
place for the last six months.
Articles of Incorporation.
Articles of incorporation of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church of Molalla
have been filed by the Hoard of Trus
tees: William P. Herman, president;
0. W. Robbins, secretary; William
Mnckrell, Peter Fanrle. The church
property is valued at $2000.
The Scandinavian Cemetery Asso
ciation of Sandy has presented arti
cles of Incorporation,' with a property
value of $200. Tho trustees are Ole
Mikkelson, president; Mr. Nelson, sec
retary; Lewis Ilauglum, treasurer.
Tho Estacada Methodist Episcopal
Church is preparing to file articles
of Incorporation, and tho members of
the Hoard of Trustees are: J. W.
Reed, president; E. S. Womer, secre
tary; William Dale, Rosa A. Regan,
E. V. Surface.
PURCHASE OREGON CITY LOCKS.
Fulton Savs Congress Will Probably
Make Appropriation.
John Burgoyne was In town Mon
day from New Era.
Attorney W. S. U'Ren returned on
Tuesday from a business trip nt The
Dalles.
Mrs. Sarah Miller and Mrs. Willis,
of Canamah, have been to Canby on
a short visit.
Attorney Harvey E. Cross was in
Qulncy, Columbia County, on busi
ness Monday. t
A. D. dribble, a well known citizen
of Macksburg, was in tho city Monday
ion business.
The Board of Trade will hold an ad
journed meeting Friday evening In
the county court room.
Miss Mary Roake from the Portland
Sanitarium was spending the day with
her father, Sam Roake, Monday.
The marriage of Miss Mary Ellen
Costella to Clarence Wells was sol
emnized Monday In the office of the
County Judge, Dlmlck.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. GailKe and
son, Joe, Will Schleffer and Joseph
Schleffer spent Sunday at Cleono, cel
ebrating the birthday of Ernest
Schleffer, Mrs. Gadke's uncle.
Miss Viva Tull, who has been visit
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cass
U. Barlow In Oakland, Cal., tor me
last few months, returned home on
Monday. She will reside In Portland
with Miss Mary S. Barlow.
The fortnightly meeting of the Dick
ens Club was held Monday at the
home of Mrs. William S. U'Ren and
the reading of "Oliver Twist" was
continued. Dainty refreshments were
served. The next meeting will be
held March 25 at the home of Mrs.
Theo. Clark.
Tualatin Tent, Knights of the Mac
cabees, and Tualatin Hive, Ladies or
the Maccabees, Monday night held an
Informal session and nut and fruit
social In Woodmen hall. Slate Com
mander J. W. Sherwood, of Portland,
made a brief address. The evening
was spent in card playing and Proles-
sor Betzel rendered several pleasing
selections on the piano.
Forty members of Oregon City As-
amli v United Artisans, went to imu
waulde Monday night and were joined
by delegations from Portland and Sell-
wood. Dr. Manlon, assistant supreme
medical director, made a short talk
on the benefits of the order, and an
intertalnlntr nroeram was rendered
nnnnlng- whs Indulged In until n
o'clock.
THIS IS A BARGAIN
This SEWING MACHINE for $20.00, and we
we furnish you a written guarantee for iO years.
We also carry a complete line of
PAINTS AND GLASS, OLIVER PLOWS AND
ESTRAYS, HARROWS AND CULTIVATORS,
HARDWARE, TINWARE AND CUTLERY
Wc Will Save Yott Money
WILSON & COOKE
Oregon City
E. T. Grlder Dies.
E. T. Orlder died Wednesday night
of pneumonia after a brief Illness at
his home at Willamette. Mr. drlder
was about C5 years of age, and was a
member of the Meade Post G. A. K.,
being a veteran of the Civil War. He
served in Company A, 27th Indiana
Infantry, anil was one of Clackamas
County's most public spirited cltiens.
Mr. Grlder leaves four children to
mourn his loss. They are Wayne, of
Condon, Oregon; Charles, of Port
land; Mrs. Alice Lennon, of this city,
and Beatrice Daly of Portland.
"At the next session of congress I
think It will he possible to secure an
Dniirnni-lnllnn for the Willamete river
locks at Oregon Ulty, sumcu.-iiu
inr ,i insure their nurcha8e, con
demnation or construction." Senator
Charles W. Fulton brings tins mes
sage back to Oregon from tne wasn-
ington delegation In congress.
"It was Impossible to uo anyinuig
with the question of the locks at the
session just closed," said the senator
when seen. "It was necessary to
work on the larger appropriations and
get them out of the way. The Colum
bia river work and the other big pro
jects, however, are so well along that
It will be possible to take up the pro
ject of the Oregon City locks with
gooil hope of success. The entire Or
egon delegation stands pledged to the
support of the plan and I think it will
bo successful at the next session.
"Tho action of the state In provid
ing a contingency appropriation of
100,000 to assist tno government in
tho work is a good move and will
have much to do with the .favorable
action of congress in my opinion".
Oregon Journal.
Buys Fine Horses.
E. R. Willams, of the Williams
Bros. Transfer Co. has returned from
a trip up the river buying horses. He
brought back three span, ol Percne
ron stock, and the bunch will repre
sent some $1700 In money. They are
some of the finest horses that have
been seen in town for a long time.
Guardian Appointed.
County Judge Dlmlck has appointed
Anthony Moore guardian for the es
tate of Jay Milton Moore, a minor, ap
plication for guardian having been
made some time ago. The estate
consists of 459 acres of land in Clack
amas county valued at about $8000.
Alfred Sprague.
Alfred Sprague, aged 85 years, died
Monday morning nt bis home In Red
land, and the funeral took place on
Tuesday afternoon from the family
residence. Tho interment was in
Sprague cemetery. Deceased was
born November 7. 1822, and was an
Oregon pioneer of 1852. He bad re
sided in Clackamas County ever since
coming to tho state. Ho is survived
by nine children, all residents of Or
egon. .
Jones-Gray.
JosodIi L. Jones and Miss Borta
Cray were married Tuesday afternoon
at the home of W. W. H. Samson, kov.
Spels, of Marquam officiating. The
bride and groom are well known peo
ple of Marquam and at an early hour
Tuesday morning stole a march on
their friends and relatives and came
to this city where the clergyman met
them by arrangement.
Adams-Young.
The marriage of Miss Shirley Young
'to Jack Q. Adams was solemnized on
i Monday afternoon nt 5 o'clock by Rev.
! Phillip Kemp Hammond, rector of St.
Hub Saloon Closed. Paul's Episcopal Church. Mr. Adams
The Hub saloon on Main stret, near lives at Milwauklo and is a freight
Sixth stroet, has closed Its doors, and conductor on the Oregon Water Pow
the former proprietor, F. E. Ring, has er & Hallway Company's lines.
D. C LATOURETTE, Present
F. J. MEYER, Cahler
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of OREGON CITY, OREGON
(Successor to Commercial Bank)
Transacts Ceneral Banking Business.
Open from 9 a. m. to 3 p. m
Millinery Opening.
I will hold my regular spring mil
linery opening, Friday and Saturday
March 22, and 23, to which all ladles
are most cordially Invited to be pros-
nt and Inspect the grand display.
MISS C. (101DSMITH.
Harsh physics react, weaken the
bowels, cause chronic constipation.
Dean's Regulets operate easily, tone
the stomach, cure constipation. 25c.
Ask your druggist for them.
Notice.
Notlco Is hereby glvon that the tin
dorslgned administrator of the estato
of John Kapperman, deceased, has filed
his final report In the County Court or
the State of Oregon for Clackamas
county, and said Court has appointed
Monday the 1st day of April, 1907, A3
the day on which objections to tho
said report will be heard.
11. S. MOUNT,
Administrator of the estate of John
Kapperman, Ucased.
Due to the Use of Hyomcl.. Cures
Without Stomach Dosing.
There has been a marked falling
off of sales of catarrh cures In the lo
cal stores the past year. Medicines
which were formerly purchased in
gross lots are now seldom called lor,
and the druggist rarely buys more
than a dozen at a time.
Hyomel Is a notable exception to
this decrease in sales. It is, in lact,
largely responsible for' the lessened
sales of catarrh medicines, as It has
cured so many peoplo of catarrhal
troubles that naturally there Is less
call for the remedies for that disease.
There is no disagreeable stomacn
dosing with Hyomel. It la breathed
through a neat pocket Inhaler that
... ,r . i ..m
comes wlin every nyomei uuun..
Hmitlev Bros. Co. give their per
sonal guarantee that the money will
be refunded unless the treatment
... i-i. . n
cures, so thai you run no ria m u
In buying this reliable remedy.
The eomplute Hyomel outiit costs
but $1, extra bottles, If needed, 50c.
INDIVIDUAL'S MONEY
TO LOAN
All the Gold
IN GEORGIA
Could not Buy-
Rodlm, Ga. August 87. 1 906.
Mbsshs. B. C. DtWirr 4 Co
Chicago, Ills.
Gentlemen. (disease of the stomach
and bowels. Some physicians told me it was
Dyspepsia, some Consumption of the Lungs,
others said consumption of tha Bowels. One
physician said 1 would not live until Spring,
and for four long years 1 existed on a little
boiled milk, soda biscuits, doctors' prescrip
tions and Dyspepsia remedies that flooded
the market. I could not digest anything
1 ate, and in the Spring 1903 I picked up
one of your Almanacs as a poor emaciated
Dyspepsia wreck will grasp at anything, ana
that Almanac happened to by my life saver.
I bought a fifty cent bottle of KODOL DYS
PEPSIA CURB and the benefit I received
from that bottle ALL THE GOLD IN
GEORGIA COULD NOT BUY. I kept on
taking it and in two months I went back to
my work, as a machinist, and in three montha
I was well and hearty. 1 still use a little oc
casionally as I find It a fine blood purifier
and a good tonic
May you live long and prosper.
Yours v.ryotru,y.cQRNELi
CONFORMS TO NATIONAL
PURE FOOD AND DRUG LAW
$20,000.00, 1 to 10 years In any
amount desired. A little chattel mon
ey also. Will buy notes and mortgages.
Your money loaned on approveu se
curity. Twelve year s experience ui
Abstracts of Title to Land, uregou
City property to trade for country
land. Estates settled and general law
business transacted. Call, write or
'phono.
John W. Loder,
Attorney-at-Law.
Stevens Bldg., Oregon City, Ore.
This is only a sample of
the great good that is
daily done everywhere by
Kodol
(or Dyspepsia.
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